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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

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lex SAs EssuA4x fs@E-
Tie Boara o. Es4eanen eeaseasd "a
spseisi ssss.9a last sEsniag. vfa President
bl1iz - ths ehzlE aad Secretary Msiis a as
ses- 4lns Igl1stses-- Iast a aaoFaH -ssEs
hasseat. Tka Prsssaeat saaoaaced ths
ss1n1sattses "a lAs saz111s gsxEs - foi-
lAsa
Isachsfs-Dr4ry. Flsteasr. Richssez. Nc
bEiie sad Ai.en
seaoolz-FslksF. Gris.old. suiliyaa sad
CHich
fexs sooks snd Appsz.t.4s - AcBrias.
Jlrea sad Df1ry
l..srssy-6Fls sold. Flstchsr asd stain.
Ways and A<ans-E4rl. ths ksyor snd
c4ias aad Aecounls-Ansn. FoE al
Ails
bslldiass Richards. P4inz saa Sullivan.
ofpil1.lz- rrlnz. stsia sa1 k4ls04s.
supplies Fl l-tc aer, Richards snd Earl.
Al invitation ff0m tns PrssicenL 81 the
Nest Aicaiga1 lar. 70 The pupils q he
ward schools ~ attend ths TAR On Friday 0E
nexL see<. sas Eefsrrsd % tie Coaa MltLss
O. ocacols ana tae Superintendent
tae notion Of Trustee Jiricn that the
e1ferintsn1snt Of Jsastors DC instructed 90
purchase fltty cords OF pine SLABS. sss re
Ieffsd - TIA COMMITTEES on olabs"
Trustee AcBFlts male . mo-loa that an
adiouraea meeting De held one week from
saturday niSht 90 elect . treasurer ana
transact ether business
The mesling adjourned and Secretary
elect Nils passed box 0f good cigars % TIE
Trustees 4nd reporters.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15
IN FoLIcE COURT.


Two e2iosa Hea FtGsd $50 aad Coz =
Other Cssss-
More money ,1an usual IN Police Court
yesterday. and therefore brighter prospects
foE the readers OF the City Library. Ed
ward Parker. Prank Ksiley and Charles
Shelby PAID s5.55 each for bei1g intoxicated.
Edsard IL. Donnsssy entered a plea OF
guilty ~ a charge Of being drunk aud IN
u1lslag u tlls0racriy coaducL AZ violation.
ETC.. and Us me ana costs foolsd up 70 just
500 frsuk salon PAID S5.35 Tor tie TOO
ires 4se o. as Ists. brisk, 0ld broom or
some other uaeial instrument IN an assault
and battery case six men, good and true.
sal1 upon their oAta that they believed
Charles r. Frost guilty Of Asepirg ais
saloon on Elss Bridge-st. open after hours.
2nd the Judge imposed nne of 500 aaG
costs Or segenty-nve days IN Jail. The case
Vas appealed. Lees He.deF. who com
miIted an assault aud battery upon his
agea better haii. settled the matter by pay
inS s3.5O, The costs OF the case. Tne ex-
animation OF samuel Nyhar,. tor false pre-
lenses. was adjourned 10 September II
Daaiei A0ylaD. VINO was convicted OF sell
Ing liquor without paying the State IAx,
Was nned 80 All costs. or eighty days IN
jail. he appealed the case, Is ne did 4
similar one a short tiECe ago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

Miss Mamie Tooker has returned ns
Reed City.
To Mr. and Mrs. II. H.Hsmmersch!sg. OF 2es
Cas- st.-a tsa poand boy
MIS- Minnie Shear. Of East Jordan. Is
Visiting s-ieads N the city.
James A. Eaton. Of the Hes Hive, has re-
t1rasd from a trip % The East
Ms c. II. rslion and daughter Bessie
have gone 20 Ohio 20 yisis relatives
To Mr. snd Mrs. Fl. N. Pzttison. Of Il
Hoilistsr st.--s boy, weight q pounds
I. L. stone. OF The Duplex Printing Press
Company OF Battle CEsek, 8 n the city.
Mrs. 70 stewart. Of 81 Muskegon-st.. left
yesterday % visit ffieca5 Ia Elors. Ostsrio.
G.. ". Reaman. proninent druggist. of
las. Jordzn. hAs been n The city day OF
te0.
Ms Belle Sullivan. OF Detroit, is the
guest Of Mrs. Charles W0rreis. OF Jeterson-
ave-
Mr.. and Ms. A. r. Leet leave soon for
Csicsgo. where they viii make sheir future
home.
Mrs. Hsnlev p. Nelson. Of Msnominss, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Worrell. OF Jefer-
%Or-age.
Mrs. +. A. wsatheriy lefi yesterday for
strathsoy. Ont.. called oy the sudden illness
OF ner sister.
Miss White, OF TIE Vendome, a expected
home today from her visit 20 Petoskey and
other northern resorts.
Mrs. z Barkharst. Of = West Broadway.
lef. for Ann Aroor yesterday 10 visit friencs
and relatives tor a few wesks-
y 3 Morton. for many years with E. s.
Ffsrce in tre Great Wartiro0e has taken q
r,-itio0 Win tas Mammoth Clothing
H01se.
N r Hswetf. formerly Of Manchester
Mica. las accepted position as salesman
in NcDou1cli 4 Williams clothing store
on Aoaros g.
The -iis snd family Of N. ". Johnson
proprietor Of The Derby arrived yesterday
irona Henderson. ky., and Will make thIs
city their home.
~ N WetzeH With his brother Henry B
from knoxvii.s. Tenn. arrived asst eveninE
from attending the funeral of their fathsi
a Allen wood. Pa
". A. Shepard. Of Milwaukee. has been
IN he city the past few days. Mr.. Shep-
al Is the origiaator Of the Grand Uni0r
Efnrloymeot Bureau. and controls osicsl
IN al the principal cities in The Unitec
States His oifice here is conducted by p
y. Davis.
Frsd y strauss. agent Of ths Partner.
n Crf-e company. which Is PLAYING a
Hsllronds. vii lssve this morning f0
Jackscn. where The COMPANY wiil sDpes'
next weex.s Mr. -trsuss ~ oval goun.
man snd oss mats mary friends during 81
slsy here.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

The funeral OF the late John Kendall took
place in the psrlors OF The Warwick yester-
day at p. m. The sermon was preached
by the Rev. DIR. Fair. of st. Marks Episcc-
pal church, who delivered fine discourse.
The music, which was very impressive, was
furnished by the Mesdames Wenham and
Wells. The pail bearers were Harvey J.
Hollister Colonel Penney, Henry Grinneli,
". ID. Tolford and L. ID. Putnam. Honorary
pal bearers, l.. c. Butts and Hon. G. H.
Taylor. Mr.. Kendall was a member OF the
O-Wssh-tz-Nong Club and the Old Settlers
Association. Tne latter attended the iune-
raj ia body. and the scene was impressive
u see many of the oldest settlers Ia this Sec
ton paying the last sad rites to one OF their
number, and one mo had worked so earn
s.,ly for the interests of Grand Rapids The
floral decorstions were very fne, part Of
them coming from friends who reside at
Washington aud Dstroit. The friends and
rslatives from abroad who were present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Arms. Of Kalamazoo;
Mrs. Charles Kendall. OF Milwaukee, her
husband being . twin brother of the de-
cessed and who died in this city about =
year ago, and Charles II. Kendall. of Topeka.
Kansas. . nephew OF the deceased Gen. h.
r Pierce vas master Of ceremonies. The
remains were laid away in the Fulton Street
cemetery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15
TOWN TOPIcs.

4rh.sr Asszs & -. mate quits = psseA
seai gssssf1ag. ssAlaz 80 9&SasLs II eas
L1k
rx.l-caas IL sz.i hzif f4rs fieksks -
th.,ss -. $50 a. Fisit us iair "a a. estT
net sseE.
Frsrais 4 spfsgnss nee t1caa1ssesnt
Esar Icazns - zSa11iy "a Palsa s herold
1oot aEd sEoe sllfs.
E.ton L7oa 4 Alisa szmoas o1i =
.rozise oi4 Re asx szsrs fair - spse-
i41iss snd q sisi pa ossr az s'Ens ar
fae Ysaas Ps0pl~s societg a t1s sseona
Peisru.sl e11rrh has iecls,sa - pa7 bF's
of ths s. GEO ascesssEy - P1fcna-s afT
ea1re1 oFEzn.
Ias.eaa II Csunsy Phrsc.a an Graves & .
D. Chariss Graves NO tzkss charge Of
d h1ags Aaaiasss d@sink tAs lztisF >
ssssaes frora tAe Gay.
Peter D1ran has received : Isttsr fFom
feaL EEsd n fsrnssoFIh. of D7tFoit az
kaosieisl8E tls EecsiDt of the laseadsr
Yants sA.eh ia Ini4ntam Of spain s~I
1pon-
Charles + Buraaam Ess srEaizDsf IN
J1slIes Nestfalis court Yesterday On ne
eaagzs oL-asesuIt aad hzEtsfY. pcsfetl4d ~
Jaslics (Iess. of bFFon- hs pisa1ed not
g1l.fY ana sili have hearing to-day
+ Hale sessions. sea u <. &. Sessions. Of
Jsnefso-i-afe.. and l. =. fzftsh. nave
boez11 0lt t4s zr0csfY b1slDess ~ Horton
4 PerAias a. t1z Monroe st. Tie aes nfm
paid cash l1r tie 4lock ond took Possession
yesterday saoFl-ag.
The Cricket Club has accepted Al invita-
ton % pay a T4us o. the FAR zfoells
next Nsez Ine game wil tske place y Cd
Esaliay aifsg1o11. aad sill &c sitnssssa y
thsaNands ~ pecp.s ~n0 oaFe never seen
Az Epg-.sa saale plaled.
,'ountY Clsrk Harvey . preparing the
ca.endsf i,iF the -sptsm Der term of .4s ~
cait coart ard rnds fAat there rii os -
criminal 1zses. The Nce4Fd. Tioos ano
PhiDpea cases vi be sanu1 lne most In
teresI ~ 70 81 tired at thls lefal-
A burial ssrvles fof the iats Wiliiam ".
II FuHsr. wiri ~ held - the valley City
cemstsrv a. 154 fhis afternoon. FfienAs
vii ussslat I1e residence. iut fonnfAin-st
a. 3l 0a accopat of s.ckness ~ the 1o.1s1
n fiaeral sssrgics vii be bed a. TIE DIVISION
sssceL II. l.. chuEcA a. latsr date.
The decision Of tas Illinois Supreme
aoult Ira the oase 0f The anarchists was rati-
re- ard Confirmed "a tha EEf EaRAN Il Ea-
40 consposibE room last nignl, taoug1 no-
wthonl 50l.le dissenting oplaion- The al
arcalsis viIi hang. tie decision oi = dozen
Intelligent coraposifcrs On any question u
lax. rsl .l0n er politics vii never oe over
rl.sa.
Mr Charles " 6a7neld, Of Grand i.spics
Secretary OF ths American Ponoigical
soc..ly Vas IN me city Monday for a con-
frencs with hon. Z. 7. Lyon. OF South
Haven. previous Ia k;s depart1rs tor boston
O. sftsad The zlst session OF the society
which Begins there Wednesday, Septem0ei
IA Mr. Oaraeid. owing 70 poor health,
unao.e 10 attend "A tiaRozo0 Gds<,t>.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

quiet little scene ia which three per-
sons participated. occurred at the corner Of
I0nis and Iouis-sts. lsst evening. The
time was II o'clock, and the actors, two
men and woman. did very well. The
villain, 3 necessary acquisition, bad stolen
fke girl from her lover. The lover. with a
strong arm. resented this mode of action
and coming suddenly upon the guilty pair
made pass at tee vill.in. He was not
dis6garsd. eut his bat lag Al some distance
and ais G <aE vas t0tsi wreck. The hero
ins gave veil Affected little scream aRd
walked hurriedly away. Tne villain. COW
ardiy wretch, did net offer 70 return the
attack. and TIE hero wal<s8 away. ard the
manner "a which he said, Some day ! will
Meet ron ard sst even did him great
credit The villain hurried after the hero
ine, and ali vas still once more. Who we're
trev
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15
THERE NOWl
Vdtor of the Leader" What Do You
say to Thiss

V4-or OF tLe 'Lc1acrs mat DO on
say to Thiss
- Editor OF the TkLxsRAx-HEKALo.
sgln SSu give NE little space in your
columns, The Leedn in its editorial on
Illegal Voting." inlimstes that the partici-
patton OF women in politics will not exers
purifying influence. Have men succeeded
IN making II so pure that they fear the
presence of their mothers. wives and dsugh-
ters will sully It? Or have they made il so
ylle thai contact with politics might suliy
the Aforesaid ladies' Would not the pres
ence OF women al the polls restrain many
an oath or vile speech Would not a ma
lion Do better represented by the votes OF
good women than by the votes of the
drunkaFd. the criminal, the prizedghters? If
the Leader would deEar all from voting
but the ylrtuors, how many men could
vote lfyon want purity a. the polls give
the women q chance. for II men love puri-
ned politics wins must IL have been AZ firs.?
We have heard several gentlemen who were
a. the caucus at Turner Hall say they never
met Al ss nice and orderly caucus as that
he'd 70 nominate . trustee in the Eighth
Ward. II you desplse our votes please to
dsspise our taxes. ---.
OSE WHO Was Nor THEEx.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

w.sn order wss cal I'd n t1e Superior
Court yesterday morning.. ths lurv in tie
Nj ncl snd Eslse pretsrce esse reported thst
fae~ sd failed 80 axrse upon verriics
su3 re case va continued over the term.
william NsT. The youngest af ne twa
h~ethars We sfole the 5rsss and cid iron
0ors the Fsrmer Eeliirg III ConspanT
~as spntsncrd 60 serve = sern sf one day
81 fsiI farT va enfraoelesi ts ~ san
rei May. bar 81 he sftfrnoon session be
consented ta snser = Plea of gniity - =
rnarze 81 petty fare any 8ru rilt - sen
s~~ees fhss -nor1snr. Ths Watkins nros.
nssst case - On raIl fsr tkis gaarning
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

The ladies' Of the Spring street A. N. f.
cheFch gave klder Thomss farewell Re-
ceati0n TUESDAY evening which wss lsrgeiy
attended Rev. rhomss pas been assigned
H. she A n = church 2tJackson and vita
hs fausslv ct For he Central City yestsr-
CAV. Re xoes With ne best wishes of the
Srrinr sf. reorle. sag feei under great OBJ
Srstioos 70 h,n When be came ners t~o
yssrs SEQ thev were in 6ees 70 the amount
of kteCD and we're aecut - b. sold oHt.
Sines then tiiev have built a psrsousge snd
made other improvements snd yer NE
Thcmes iea~es tieiu prosperous orEsniza-
ton ard entirety cut ~ iebt A. ne r.
ceofion Ne was presented With = prrse Of
SIS ss 4 token q The rerard which the ~snl-
bers sntsrfsi1 acr hin
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

: rGftersag f1om tie froaI door knos. Il
lssls ~ osn story IRs nurse sas careless
aBd ls& Eks eaby GsF-lsEs ~ . 1sne case
Eaeat. The next tine she kGsok tie ezss cut
riding it eAazht oolt- A Physsci4n was
eaiisd. blt & ~ss toe late. The HOLMAN
sEsels I'D carried iafo tke hc2s< slth tie
baby. IssFisct Grade. . ps1fsci sisixks. q
psrfect CRIB. . perfecl h01ss caFsiage--sil
combined. making = psrfsct b4by carriage.
Sc advertisement 2na ssad for catalogue.
Sog sold hy dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

Mr sfaonds he gerlsl y prisfos q tie
Paisce Dining HAL. Ioe Canals, -ishes
to sunouncs 20 hss eouutrv friends t1sf hs
i sfili on Secx. su5 having rs-entiv maSs
many 4siushis improvements n as = scs.
- r0w arenersd - enfeytsin them al n
eisg8af ssF.e Hls = GO rsnsia ne sarne
- cents = nseai. reduced rsfes - fsnal lies.
NJ Simonds couFtsoszs na7rer - enter.
fsini~x hsS xsesfs IS eco vel Known - -
a,Ire snY lensttv comne1ts oc or pert.
tas fset elone tsst he hss eharEs - i1e
ps'scr rs7i1z Hsit = Scent 20 81 sanas
Ia is Utmost czoacitv
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

csn4to- Douglass has n ssis ar-ans e
~sh fann + MrrrsA 81 New York Cftr
rsr~shv he recsi sss rezsl sriv th~ss fiaaes
weak Saell Oysters snt iiflie Neck Cans
ehsch ne c&n fGraish ~ oTcers3- TIE
s4fsscss 81 4 cslEaoesent nasn kas heen en-
rs~e7 a, ffen the sane, - ersTer r1grter
49, "a tEe reSsanrsnf ander the Ncrt
Ft0~<e md evsTy preparsEzo1 made 60 ssrrs
.si,ers n Frsf esss shxne either a. fhe
-ss<e-~a7f ar a. rr~ate esrties tiausa
s--h as NansrG Drck I.el fsrtstics
Sn,ce. &c. srs slso sesvss o. short nosce
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

The Gsoca Ca Telegraph has applied for
= c-r~ri-ts c.i rs rev word, sabscoo-. which
L fa.a,-s s far better than ahecond. and cCn-
vevs \ clearer rn~snin-. a hank president
Is e-visfns. @nsy 60 OF ca leave Of absence
ara ariFs away to foreign shores With great
Sels,sras5aa. ard. his accounts bsing sho7t,
- fe-t--i an shsoor6sr E1t TIE cashier
v-so sunaps aboard the .igssrng cypress srd
strikes Ter Cana1a Is a. shscooteT. froa
s,oot. n sssEe CT. CD. frsla We'cous
>
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

n Eisssl. sDd VIE aud g. q Judd ard
We ieit restersisT ior Saexstcek. saers
.,,.v 81 caznp antl Safur6sg. 81 = sr1dsr-
ss.,s.4 thar ther kaFe iaae1 81 az tesw
.,s.,x - srs- hcnae tie nlasxaisrKe ano
eta fh&v excect - eatct aaf = ref-eh
c.,ek - rre7sre t1s iro<s .5r szeo< NJ
Sssseeff 80 hf~s7 : rsan - 20 On II Al
,-~.es u sanouaae shsir - n1E Z - zss asa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

John n. Reed. Joseph Reed and Peter
Ns-s we're arrested st TIE Nezsyz0 depot
on telegraph from Sheriff Rosenberg. Of
Lake csluntv lsst evening". They are wsnted
for jumping taeir board sia 4. BALDWIN.
an0 we're given accommodations st the iSii
lssf evening. free OF charge. Un1il tie srFi-
"a ef he sheriff who vii convey them
-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

Cheap rates 70 Detroit and return via the
u. c. II. K thls week during the Reunion
OF the Army of the Tennessee at Detroit.
The Michigan Central Will sci tickets Sep
tsmber IS, Ia and 10 60 Detroit and return
a. one fare fos the round trip Tickets
limited 10 return Up % and iacl0ding sep
tSaaber 10
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

TAs r<s csats ~ rs n So clcs s1a oEsszs
49, nea 81 s Mssi BFtsss e. oys. srs alFecl
ffez1 b4stzaGze - e4Es aa9 D4sk, SD
. sbosesAl< Al REAL Aiso Eooa ssssfs-
Ftsns of trks1. salE .Ed saseked fSe Ma
orders sIl Eeoeiss Prozapt sG1entloz-
A oons ste assoFiass1t u eo9nlry pro
1acs coBsexDEiy Ga hsEd-
fALL1EE 4 DEax.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

GASP RAFibs. Aics., July -. 1857.
Editor IELEoEAN.HAR4L9.
Please ini0rm tae public that have con-
necied q steam laundry With oy Dye House
and Securing establishment and viii DO my
utmost TO give them the bssr work that was
ever brought out by machinery. and tel
them that hambly ask Of them share OK
their trade Your mos. humble servant.
u. =. 3EzwIS.
Ring telephone No. 9l9.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15
Health is Wealth.

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guaranteed specific for Hys,ena. Dizz'ness Con-
wilson's tits. Nervous Neuralgia, H>a6nche
Nervous Prostration caused By the use Of alcohol
or tobacco. Wskefulnes. Mental Depression.
-offening Of the Brain resulting IN iassniiy and
leading 70 misery. decay and death. Premature
Old Age. Parrenness Loss Of Power IN either
sex. Iovo'untsry Losses and spe7natosThoes
caused by over-exertion Of the BRAIN selfabuse
or over-indulgence. Each rox contains one
months treatment. " box. or SIX boxes for
g. sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEE SIN BONEs
To cure any case With each order received By
us for six boxes, acfompsnie with IS we " N
send the purchaser orr written guarsniee 70 re
fund the money. II the treatment does not effect
Q cure. Qua antees Issued cDiy b.
w. n. TIBBS, DRUGGIST,
Sole Agent.
1875 Bonroe-st., Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

Jcssph Hermann wss srresrsd YESTERDAY
On warrant for sssaait AMI battery Tie
con- nrtsinsnt = Joan Ssftier. wh0 VS.
struck 7r Herrnan8 with a club. 6rsa KIN ?
- arm Both men are sfapscyss ~ A.
tasiteit. ~ao procarea fferrnanas reiesss
D. hssf
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

ha-s removed nv efscs - = Monroe
81 usa Ese E~n - 2sTes Era =
-rzstzck sed van 81 T1e afe u sscted 81
me ana eis5 r. ssve costs g cak aa8 settis
tne,r sc13ants a. once.
ES P1zzx
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

~ szxss catsrrA T. asSf czzss sAsa
sseEx oEasF so-s4lls4 EsAxas tails
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15
J. 4. Williams, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon

gracuate Of Bellevue Hospital Medical Col
iege, New York City, and College of Physicians
A.airts Z re>iaetlse SIS T. Division 81 /,
Telephone 20 Tibbs Drug Store FOR calls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

ASD DfE hoUsE. No. = CASAL-sT.
GASP RAFfbs. Mtcs., July -, 1851.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-03-22
Copy Righted.

Wichita Eagle:
Had we known that there were such
a number of thieves abroad in the
land, or rather around in editorial
chairs, we would have copy righted
our descriptive names of Wichita.
The Capital has stolen our "Mascotte'
for Topeka, the Courier, our winning
Wonder for Winfield, and other
papers our ''Peerless Princess of the
Plains" our Pride of the Prairies,
etc., etc.; and the name WINDY
Wonder" which We gave to Kansas
City, they now saddle upon a city
which dees more business than any
three cities in the state. There Is
however, the consolation the fact tha
the appelation fits the towns they an
being applied to, about as much as
night shirt fits a bean pole. There i
but one original Magical Mascotte a
the Meridian, but one genuine Prld
of the Prairies, but one unadulterate'
Peerless Princess of the Plains, AM
that is Wichita, the Winning Wonde
of the Western World. and If W
couldn't use a name suitable to on
town we would-well, we wouldn'
steal some body elses.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-03-22
AGOOD SCHEME.
A Move to Make a Handsome
Park at the Depot.

The officials Of the railroad COM
pany are anxious to make some hand
some improvements in and about the
new depot if they can get the cO-opera-
ton of the citizens, especially those
living in that vicinity.
Speaking of the matter prominent
official said to BAzOo reporter, 1t is
the intention of the company to fence
and sod their property lying east OF
the depot between Ohio and Lamlne
streets, plant shade trees and convert
the premises into a handsome public
park to be provided with seats and
other conveniences provided
they receive proper encourage
ment from the ADJOINING
property overs. Of course it would
he useless for them to do so unless the
surrounding premises were placed and
kept in at least a presentable appear
ance. If it is to be continued as q
garbage deposit and coal and wood
market with the streets full OF mud
and debris it would hardly be worth
the company's while to go to such an
Iexpense, since the surroundings would
90 far counteract any effect it would
have as to render it absurd and value
less as a popular resort"
SedaIia has no parks or any place:
for them in her business limits anC
this action on the part OF the com
pany ought, not only, to meet witt
hearty approval, but the united co
! operation of every one. Nothing coul'
add more to the beauty and pleasur
of the cen n portion An'
in no location would such improve
! meuts prove more beneficial in estah
: fishing a favorable opinion anon
> strangers and passers through as
Sedalia's real merits.
The gentleman mentioned aD0v
speaks with authority, and turtle
stated that if the people showed
- disposition to encourage the move, q
would guarantee its accomplishment
AS it will require no expense frol
the people beyond what they expen
1 upon their own premises, there seen
!, to be no good reason why they shoul
- not take the matter in hand, as
, will increase the value OF the
property two-fold, and prove a gre
u benefit 10 every one.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-03-22

1 have, Dolly" slowly re-
sponded Will, land it is a shame
which I, for one, will never allow to
occur again, even if l have been
guilty of it in the past, which j hardly
believe, and hereafter my hat comes
off to the working girl even a little
higher than to the other kind ira, la,
and Will opened the paper which,
until now, he had been holding, and
was soon deep in the mysteries OF
Wall street something or other
at least, he looked as if he didn't under
stand what he was reading, and dare
saw it was something. In the mean
time [ took from the "ragbag the
following little poem which somebody
has written who had heart for the
working girl:
A working girl sad eyed and weary,
To whom no joys the days do bring
And yet-her life SO sad and dreary.
Deserves the prais which poets siRg.
Deserves the songs whose rythmis flowing,
| Tell DER again the heroes deeds
Who died with hearts al warm and glow
| ing
With love for country, home and ereeds
Men rise to heights sublime by danger
Or for that STANCE allure a name,
But oft, the one to praise a stranger
Has better right to laureled fame.
And she-this working girl so humble
Day after day, heroic, brave, -,
Self-sacri6cing, striving not TO stumble,
Rounds out the pathway to the grave.
But oh, thank God not unrecorded-
For He who marks the sparrow's night
Can recompense earth's unrewarded,
And thro' all darkness lead to Light.
Would that we all were compaS
sionate for the working girl, woul
/. that we all appreciated her selt-sacrl
fee, her courage and her patience
f and from out of the abundance OF tn
+ heart would give her the praise an
Y the fellowship she so richly deserves
!, is the wish of Yours Truly,
81 DOLLY.